Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 78 The Conception of Supportive Witchcraft | Minor Advancement in Strength | Daring and Unbr

Chapter 78 The Conception of Supportive Witchcraft | Minor Advancement in Strength | Daring and Unbridled

Vic initially considered building a standard frost sorcery.

The phase transformation of water is the simplest medium he can think of.

but.

Since the goal is to break into the black box, and he has been preparing for this for so long, frost magic is not enough.

After a long period of deliberation.

Vic chose to change his approach.

He planned to construct a peculiar support-type sorcery as a way to advance to the senior talent rank.

This type of auxiliary magic does not directly enhance magic in the realm of transformation, but it grants the user the power to control these magical forms.

In Vic's basic concept.

Suppose he infuses the power of innate sorcery into the knowledge system of the Bonefire, then the originally conventional fire sorcery can undergo the most basic transformation under his control.

For example, it can transform into a sword.

Or it could turn into a dragon.

With further application, flames can even be transformed into condensed high-temperature plasma weapons, which, combined with the powerful physique of bloodline wizards, create terrifying combat strength.

of course.

This is just a basic concept; he cannot predict its actual effects once it is successfully implemented.

Vic has also come up with a name for his innate talent, sorcery.

Strange factor.

but.

Building a completely new knowledge system is a long process, taking anywhere from ten to twenty years, and requires a step-by-step approach.

Vic's reasoning reached this point.

My thoughts returned to reality.

Mystical knowledge is obscure and difficult to understand.

When a wizard is immersed in his practice, it is difficult for him to perceive changes in the outside world and time unless he does so intentionally.

A fleeting moment of exploration and reflection.

More than five years have passed for the outside world.

In this process.

Vic's mental injuries had long since healed, and his energy density had also increased significantly compared to before.

Even though energy diversion will absorb half of the mysterious energy.

But when the two are combined, the improvement is equivalent to his thirty years of hard study.

This is the benefit of wizards taking great risks to try and understand higher levels of knowledge.

The energy it contains.

Even a fleeting glimpse is far better than diligent, step-by-step study.

Vic knew that his gains were not only due to his own caution and restraint in curbing his greed, but also because those insights originally belonged to him personally.

Otherwise, he would have gained so much after only one or two years of recovery.

Wouldn't being promoted to level six be as easy as eating and drinking?

Under the rules.

Everything that seems free actually has a price tag attached.

and so.

Vic felt that things were going a little too smoothly.

According to his plan, to perfect the basic theory of talent-based sorcery, he needed to explore the lich's casket three times, each time fraught with danger.

The time required is at least ten years.

He plans to complete the subsequent carrier concept within five years.

however.

A sudden realization.

The fifteen-year period has been shortened to five years.

In fact, his strength improved quite a bit as a result.

With his current strength and trump cards, he is no match for an ordinary level one wizard.

They can easily kill them with a single move.

Unless he encounters an exceptionally powerful Level 1 expert, if he wants to escape, the opponent has no way to stop him.

Just as he was wary of the consequences of this matter.

A powerful and incomparably strong mental pressure, filled with bloodlust, suddenly descended.

Although it's only level one.

But after sensing the hostile mental pressure coming from above, Vic's expression darkened.

Criminal wizard.

Apart from these outlaws who gain power by trampling on the rules, the mental pressure of ordinary wizards does not have this disgusting and grotesque nature.

The trading market is not a remote mountain forest.

Even if he hides in the underground chamber, the other party will inevitably search in; a hidden door cannot escape the wizard's keen observation.

Vic decisively left the underground chamber.

Inside the workshop, Kevin Sears, a senior apprentice in his forties, stood at the entrance to the secret room, his brow furrowed, pacing back and forth.

Vik came out.

He hurried over and said, "Lord Vic, there's a group of wizards of unknown origin outside, and the administrator is confronting them."

Vic remained calm and asked, "Have you informed the family head?"

Kevin shook his head with a bitter expression and said, "They had a lot of people, and all three senior apprentices who were delivering the message died on the way."

Lady Anna volunteered to break through the encirclement, but was repelled by the combined forces of the enemy and forced to retreat with serious injuries.

In just a few words.

Vic already knew what was happening outside.

According to Kevin, there must be a group of wizards who make a living by robbery who have joined the ranks of that mysterious criminal wizard.

It has now reached a considerable scale.

The latest novel is first published here!

It's likely that the Snow Mountain Trading Market is their first target for experimentation.

Vic wasn't too afraid of ordinary level one wizards.

No more than three people.

He killed them with ease.

But it was the criminal wizard lurking in the shadows that he was worried about.

They were able to escape from the encirclement of the second-level wizards.

Its methods are far superior to those of its peers.

In particular, criminal wizards are unpredictable and do not play by the rules, making them difficult to guard against.

At this time.

The terrifying aftershocks of the Level One sorcery confrontation, like a bomb, crashed into Vic's mental magnetic field.

Kevin's face turned pale.

If it weren't for Vic's intervention to stop him, he would have been seriously injured on the spot, even from the aftershocks.

Then Caden roared, "The Snow Mountain Trading Market is under the protection of the second-level wizard Andris Sears! You're courting death!"

"Hmph! We're robbing the Sears family's assets! Attack!"

Carden's eyes were bloodshot as he tried to stop the other party from entering the trading market, but two Level 1s joined forces to hold him back. He could barely protect himself, let alone the people inside the trading market.

Vic then walked out of the workshop.

He made eye contact with Carden.

The latter gritted his teeth, struggling to withstand the combined attack of two level-one fighters. Blood gushed from his mouth and nose as he roared, "Lord Vic! Please return to your family immediately!"

Inform Lord Andris of this matter!

Don't worry about us!

Vic's expression was unusually cold and vicious.

He glanced across the sky.

Besides the two first-class players who stopped Carden.

Three more Level Ones flew past Carden and straight toward him.

The leader laughed arrogantly, "Alchemist! Hand over your wealth! The three of us will guarantee your life!"

If Vic isn't mistaken.

The other party was the same three first-level wizards who had conspired against Austin Crowe, set a trap for him, and attempted to ambush and kill him.

He's too busy to kill them right now, which is understandable.

They still dare to show up now.

At this time.

A very weak voice rang out not far from Vic.

"Vic, if you can hold off those three for even a moment, I will risk my life to escape back to the Sears family and bring in the family head."

Vic glanced at the jewelry store next door.

Anna, the once beautiful jeweler who had a relationship with him, was vomiting blood incessantly, staining her snow-white neck and chest red.

The entire right leg was dissolved into bone under the corrosive effects of the strong acid, and it was sizzling and smoking.

If it weren't for the wizard's strong will...

Anyone else would have died from the pain of such severe injuries.

Anna's mental magnetic field was also flickering, clearly indicating that her mental body was severely injured, and even her sea of ​​knowledge showed signs of drying up.

Kevin said she was injured, but Vic didn't realize it was so serious.

The snow mountain trading market is not large in scale.

In addition, there was the intimidation of the family head.

Most of the time, only Carden Sears, a first-level wizard, was in charge.

Including Anna and Vic, who are of average strength, there are only three of them.

But the other side has five level-one players.

(End of this chapter)

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